Science Discoveries & Space Exploration
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California's Coastal Dunes Have Shrunk by 60% Since the 1800s
A new study finds California has lost 60% of its coastal dunes since the 1850s, raising the importance of restoration fo...
Euclid Reveals the Milky Way's Most Detailed Galactic Bulge View
ESA's Euclid mission captures the Milky Way's galactic bulge in its sharpest view yet, revealing over 60 million stars a...
120 Million-Year-Old Fossil Suggests a Feathered Predator May Have Targeted Early Birds
A new fossil from China suggests the feathered dinosaur Jian changmaensis may have hunted early birds 120 million years...
Cave Walls Yield Ancient Human DNA for the First Time
Scientists recovered ancient human DNA from cave walls in Spain and Portugal, revealing a new way to study prehistoric a...
Antarctica's First Dinosaur Bone Identified After 40 Years in Storage
Scientists identified a fossil stored for 40 years as Antarctica's first dinosaur bone, revealing a titanosaur lived on...
Australian Town Crier Sets World Record for Loudest Human Shout
Australian town crier Joseph McGrail-Bateup set a Guinness World Record with a 122.4-decibel shout, showing the remarkab...
Mars Impact Study Reveals More Frequent Meteor Strikes Than Expected
AI and seismic data reveal Mars is hit by meteorites more often than expected, offering new insight into the planet's in...
Earth Impacts May Have Carried Microbes Into Venus's Clouds, Study Suggests
A new study suggests Earth impacts may have sent microbes to Venus's clouds, opening fresh questions about panspermia an...
Astronomers Spot Two Ultra-Light Giant Planets in the TOI-791 System
Astronomers discovered two ultra-light giant exoplanets in the TOI-791 system, offering a rare chance to study super-puf...
The ISS Leak Raises a Bigger Question: What Comes After the Station?
The International Space Station's latest air leak underscores aging orbital infrastructure, NASA-Roscosmos coordination,...
536 AD: The Year That Revealed How Climate Can Reshape Civilization
Scientists link 536 AD to volcanic eruptions, climate cooling and crop failures, offering a striking case study in how e...
Ape Laughter May Hold a 15-Million-Year-Old Clue to the Origins of Speech
A new study in Communications Biology suggests ape laughter carries a 15-million-year-old rhythm that may help explain h...
Perseverance Detects Mars' Most Complex Organic Chemistry Yet
NASA's Perseverance rover found the most complex organic carbon yet on Mars, deepening the case for ancient habitability...
99.9% Işık Emici Ultra-Siyah Otomotiv Boyası Geliştirildi
Çinli araştırmacılar, görünür ışığın yüzde 99,90'ını emen ultra-siyah otomotiv kaplaması geliştirdi. Yeni malzeme, dayan...
NASA's Webb Reveals 16.5 Million Stars in the Cigar Galaxy
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope unveils a 223-megapixel view of the Cigar Galaxy, revealing 16.5 million stars and new...
Euclid Captures the Milky Way's Core in a Record-Breaking Star Map
ESA's Euclid telescope has created a record-breaking Milky Way core map, capturing 60 million stars and supporting futur...
Wet Coffee Grounds Become Coal-Like Fuel in 90 Seconds
South Korean researchers convert wet coffee grounds into coal-like biochar in 90 seconds, opening new possibilities for...
Captain Cook's Endeavour Identified After 25 Years of Maritime Research in Rhode Island
Australian researchers say they have identified Captain Cook's Endeavour in Rhode Island after 25 years of maritime arch...
Study Finds Pop Lyrics Have Shifted Toward Darker Moral Themes Since the 1960s
A new study from Queen Mary University of London finds pop lyrics have shifted toward darker moral themes, with more har...
Physics Reveals a Simple Pouring Trick for Better Coffee
Physics shows that pour-over coffee can taste richer with a higher, steady pour, helping improve extraction and reduce b...
What Happens to a Paper Plane Released From Space?
University of Tokyo researchers modeled a paper plane dropped from the ISS, revealing how origami shapes behave during r...
Faster Biological Aging May Help Explain Rising Cancer Risk in Younger Adults
Yeni bir araştırma, hızlanan biyolojik yaşlanmanın genç yetişkinlerde artan kanser riskini açıklamaya yardımcı olabilece...
Roman Curse Tablet Unearthed in Heerlen Reveals Egyptian-Style Magic in the Netherlands
A Roman curse tablet found in Heerlen reveals Greek writing, Egyptian-style magic, and rare insight into ancient beliefs...
Earth's Plant Life May Endure Far Longer Than Expected
A new climate model suggests Earth's plant biosphere could survive for up to 1.8 billion more years, reshaping ideas abo...
Europe's Early Heatwave Highlights a Faster-Warming Continent
Europe's early heatwave is exposing why the continent warms faster than the global average, with heat domes, record temp...
Venezuela'daki Sarsıntılar "Çift Deprem" Olabilir: Bu Ne Anlama Geliyor?
Northern Venezuela was hit by two strong quakes seconds apart. Scientists say the pattern may be an earthquake doublet,...
French Polynesia Expands Ocean Protection to Cover 30% of Its Waters
French Polynesia has expanded marine protection to cover 30% of its waters, safeguarding sharks, seabirds and vital ocea...
Peru Grants Stingless Bees Legal Rights in a Global First
Peru has made history by granting stingless bees legal rights, creating a new conservation model that links Indigenous k...
Australian Outback Site May Hold Earth's Oldest Known Impact Crater
Scientists in Western Australia may have identified Earth's oldest known impact crater, using zircon and apatite dating...
New Minoxidil Tablet Shows Strong Results in Hair Coverage Trial
A slow-release minoxidil tablet has shown strong phase 3 results for male pattern hair loss, with improved hair coverage...
Mexico'da Bin Yıllık Maya Kenti Minanbé İlk Kez Gün Yüzüne Çıktı
Mexico'da orman altında korunan Maya kenti Minanbé keşfedildi. Piramit tapınak, steller ve LiDAR destekli araştırma, böl...
A Fan Isn't Always a Cooling Solution: Science Explains When Heat Makes It Backfire
Science shows fans can cool the body in some heat, but in very hot, dry conditions they may worsen strain. Humidity, age...
Advanced Alzheimer's Case Draws Attention After Psilocybin Session Sparks Brief Return of Speech
A case report in Frontiers in Neuroscience describes a woman with advanced Alzheimer's briefly regaining speech after ps...
Egyptian Tomb Discovery Sheds Light on the Early Evolution of Pyramid Architecture
Two Early Dynastic tombs uncovered at Gabal El-Teir in Upper Egypt may reveal how ancient burial design evolved toward t...
Scientists Identify a New Walking Shark Species in Papua New Guinea
Scientists have identified Hemiscyllium dudgeonae, a new walking shark species from Papua New Guinea, revealing hidden r...
Australia's Ballista Spider Turns Silk Into a Precision Ant Trap
Scientists in Australia have described a ballista spider that uses silk like a catapult to hunt green tree ants with rem...
Vesuvius Study Reveals How a Roman Brain May Have Turned to Glass
Scientists studying a Roman victim from Herculaneum say Vesuvius heat turned part of his brain into glass, revealing a r...
Carl Sagan's 1995 Warning Feels Newly Relevant in the Age of Algorithms
Carl Sagan's 1995 warning about media, algorithms, and public trust in science feels strikingly current in today's AI-dr...
Scientists Identify the Spine Mechanism Behind Cats' Perfect Midair Recovery
A new study from Yamaguchi University explains cats' landing reflex by revealing how their flexible thoracic spine and s...
James Webb Detects the Same Unexplained Chemical Signal on Titan and Pluto
James Webb found the same unexplained infrared chemical fingerprint on Titan and Pluto, opening a new window into outer...
World's First HIV-Positive to HIV-Positive Lung Transplant Marks a New Era in Medicine
NYU Langone Health performed the first HIV-positive to HIV-positive lung transplant, paired with a liver transplant, ope...
3I/ATLAS: A 12-Billion-Year-Old Interstellar Comet Offers a Rare Glimpse Into the Early Milky Way
Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS may be 12 billion years old, offering scientists a rare look at the Milky Way's early histor...
Tire Wear Particles May Enter Marine Food Chains
A new study shows tire wear particles can move into waterways, affect fish and shrimp, and reshape marine food chains th...
"Brain Health" Neyi İfade Ediyor? Bilim, Ölçüm ve Pazarlama Arasındaki Fark
Beyin sağlığı kavramı neden bu kadar belirsiz? Bilimsel ölçümler, takviyeler, uygulamalar ve akıllı cihazların sunduğu v...
Bilingual Brains May Rely on One Shared Grammar System, Study Suggests
A new MEG study suggests bilingual speakers may use one shared grammar system in the brain, offering fresh insight into...
Instagram Use May Influence How the Brain Recognizes Faces, Study Finds
A study from Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore suggests years of Instagram use may subtly affect face recognition and...
Norwegian First Grader Finds Rare Viking-Era Sword in a Field
A Norwegian first grader uncovered a rare Viking-era sword while collecting rocks for school, giving archaeologists a ne...
JWST Solves the Pink Planet Puzzle: Salt Clouds Explain GJ504b's Strange Atmosphere
JWST has decoded the Pink Planet mystery, finding salt clouds in GJ504b's atmosphere and revealing new clues about cold...